but donald trump does not trust xi jinping either. andreas: does anybody trust donald trump?laughter] gudrun: i do not think so. melinda: donald trump said he has the best relationship with xi jinping of any president. would you say that is true and what accounts for this radical change in tone over the course of his presidency? andreas: between his tweets and his statements, it is showmanship and it means absolutely nothing. i think xi jinping, we often think the chinese have a plan and everything, i think xi jinping will run circles around this man intellectually. so does angela merkel, so do they all. i do not think anybody, i do not think anybody places any currency on donald trump saying we are good friends after this meeting. so i think they just disregard that and they get down to the long-term interests, both angela merkel and xi jinping i think do it that way. melinda: so gudrun, aside from the overall notion of trust, what kind of relationship do you think we might see evolve between these two leaders, and also these two countries? certainly one of donald trump's bi

but donald trump who attacks hillary clinton is the childish and nasty sore loser donald trump, the donald trump attacking the department of justice is the constitutional crisis dlmp. we have never seen this before a. president publicly attacking his own department of justice. we do not know what president trump is capable of doing or trying to do to the department of justice to stop it from pursuing justice in the russia investigation and we do not know what the other branches of government, the congressional and the judicial branch, might do or might be able to do in reaction to an executive branch out of control if the president tries to interfere with that simple one-word mission of the department of justice. which is, of course, justice. we will study this conflict in detail tonight. the first question that must be asked about this conflict between the president and the department of justice is very simple. do you believe donald trump? polls show that most people don't believe donald trump. donald trump knows that most people don't believe him. he has known all of his life that most p

donald trump rv travel straight to state his own properties. he's the most comfortable in his own place. he certainly has a fondness for trump tower over the trump hotels with the golf course. the user where he is probably the most comfortable but he ended up according to conversations have been leaked and conversations he has had with the press being surprised and it's hard not to be when you walk into the white house just like when you walk into a lower-level of arlington cemetery is present when you come in to these places that are so filled with history and prestige and you see this is where i live now or this is what i must protect now in the case of arlington cemetery. the importance of the presidency in and the weight of what you are has an effect on you. he loves the phones. he talked about how they have the best phones in the world. i have a buddy that sells those phones. that's the best endorsement i've ever seen. if the president needs some work may be melania will help them him out with that prettiest and returned to trump tower ofte

you're donald trump. out of my building. >> he wants us out because he wants the building. >> how about us? what are you going to do? >> trump wanted to convert their apartments into luxury condos. he eventually settled with them and chose a new favorite subject, foreign trade. >> they are beating the hell out of this country. >> he's talking about japan, the economic powerhouse of the 1980s. >> japan is one of the wealthiest machines ever created. they laugh at us behind our backs. they laugh at us because of our own stupidity. >> that line was a hit, so he used it for decades. >> look at isis, they're laughing at us. they're laughing at us, at our stupidity. >> in 1988, presidential rumors began. then caught fire when he showed up at the republican national convention. >> you have said that if you ran for president, you would win. >> i think i would have a good chance. i like to win. when i do something, i like to win. >> you make no apologies about the mansion at palm beach or the $30 million yacht? >>

donald trump is not under investigation. only if you believe donald trump. it's every man for himself in trump world. that's not me saying that. that is what one unnamed source who's under investigation by the special prosecutor told cbs news today. it's every man for himself, the source also added i do believe the russians interfered or tried to interfere. he said. but he pointed to others associated with the campaign. i don't know what they were doing and whatever those people did that's on them. joining us now, e.d. deion, writer for "the washington post" and political analyst, co author of one nation after trump. also with us, daniel dale, washington correspondent for toronto star an here in new york, nick ackerman, former federal prosecutor and assistant special watergate prosecutor, a msnbc contributor. nick, there's the president saying, i'm not under investigation. and, of course, believe me. but, i see his campaign chairman indicted. i see a mid level staffer who's there in pictures with donald trump indicted. and self convicted with a guilty plea. i

so we have the incompetence of donald trump on the table already. at i think what kim said is incredibly dangerous. what she did and what supporters of trump do all the time, it is why we are frightened about the role of truth in our politics, is she has ascribed all sorts of evil motives to james comey, who, if we know anything about what he did, intervened in the election that did not help hillary clinton. he did not come out with any information on the donald trump investigation that was ongoing. comey was not willing to make a statement before the investigation was over. we know from the mueller investigation that they have not closed off the idea that donald trump was involved. they have not settled the matter. the attack on james comey is a piece with what andrew and i are worried about. donald trump was vocally upset when sessions recused himself, and there would not be a special counsel if the deputy attorney general had not insistent. the reason we worry about our democracy is we don't know what will happen at the end. we do not know if ther

donald trump junior tuvo contacto con wikileaks.vierte al gobierno estadounidense que la confederaciÓn en materia de seguridad y migraciÓn, podrÍa verse afectada si donald trump termina con el tratado de libre comercio. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ enrique: muy buenas noches, la desnutriciÓn infantil aguda, se ha convertido en una de las expresiones mÁs dolorosas de la escasez que castiga a los venezolanos . la stampa es muy similar a los paÍses africanos, ante la indiferencia de un gobierno que niega el problema y rechaza la ayuda humanitaria . en venezuela, en este momento se muere -- se mueren de hambre. reportero: el llanto de un niÑo que no puede ser acallado en este cuarto de hospital . eso llanto por hambre, de un bebÉ que aÚn tiene fuerza para hacerlo. a su lado estÁ su hermano mayor, languideciendo lentamente. >> Él chora dÍa --llora dÍa y noche. reportero: 41 fallecidos en lo que va del 2017, afirmaron m

no not at all but donald trump's doesn't trust either doesn't trust. i don't think so and under has. done trump said in the interview that i referred to just now that he has the best relationship with xi jinping of any president president would you say that is true and what accounts for this radical change in tone over the course adama trying to present i mean honestly between his tweets and his statements this is showmanship i mean that it means absolutely nothing i think she jinping we often in the west think to the chinese have a plan and everything i do think she jinping will run circles around this man intellectually so does so do they all i don't think anyone interpret i mean reads and takes takes any places any currency on donald trump saying we're good friends now after this meeting. so it i think they just disregard that and get down to a long term interest power calculations both angola merkel and she jinping i think do it that way so go to one. aside from the overall notion of trust. what kind of relationship do you think we might see evolve

no not at all but donald trump doesn't trust either doesn't trust. i don't think so and under his. thumb trump said in the interview that i referred to just now that he has the best relationship with xi jinping of any president president would you say that is true and what accounts for this radical change in tone over the course adama trying to present i mean honestly between his tweets and his statements this is showmanship i mean that it means absolutely nothing i think she didn't ping we often in the west into the chinese have a plan and everything i do think she didn't think will run circles around this man intellectually so does. do they all i don't think anyone interpret i mean reads any takes it takes any place any currency and donald trump saying we're good friends now after this meeting. so it i think they just disregard that and get down to a long term interest power calculations both angela merkel and she jinping i think do it that way so good on vaca. aside from the overall notion of trust. what kind of relationship do you think we might

that's when wikileaks contacted donald trump jr. via direct message on twitter alerting him to an anti-trump website. now, donald trump jr. did respond saying he'd ask about the source and then he e-mailed top campaign officials, including steve bannon and jared kushner. now, the atlantic report does note that the correspondence here was mostly one-sided. trump junior did frequently ignore these messages. however, donald trump jr. did show particular interest on october 3rd, 2016 when he actually wrote to wikileaks asking about what was behind word of an impending wikileaks release that other people were tweeting about including roger stone. now, this correspondence was just days before wikileaks began publishing hillary clinton campaign chair's hacked e-mails and that same day of the release by wikileaks the american intelligence community released a statement saying the publishing of the hacked e-mails was consistent with russian efforts, tying it to the russian government. so donald trump jr.'s lawyer, though, he's down playing th

and then donald trump jr. responds the next morning about 12 hours later saying offer the record i don't know who thrks but i'll ask around. thanks. julie, wikileaks was actively looking for help and cooperation from the trump campaign, right? >> uh-huh. and the trump campaign was looking for help wherever it could get it. i mean, you had then candidate trump saying publicly, hey, russia, if you're listening, go and find those 33,000 deleted e-mails. i should point out, though, is when donald trump jr. says i'll ask around, he does ask around, and that same day he e-mails several of the most senior people on the trump campaign, steve bannon, brad par skel who is in charge of digital for the trump campaign, jared kushner, who then forwarded it on to hope hicks. kellyanne conway, who is running the campaign. and it's not the first time -- it's not the only time that donald trump jr. followed through on a request that wikileaks made in these messages and this release that donald trump jr. made where he's tweeting

for donald trump the biggest threat to the u.s. economy is china the meeting will be a difficult one he tweeted before she's visit in april and complained about the high trade deficit china warned of a trade war but at their meeting itself in florida there was the appearance of harmony and the following presidential insight we had a long discussion already. so far i have gotten nothing that nothing. but we have a friendship i can see that and i think we're ok we're doing very good and i look forward to at that meeting both trump and she were able to say fate has trump learned from now. ginning after the party congress donald trump said that ping had emerged as something like the king of china and he said in the same interview with fox news that he thinks she is a quote very good person how would you say ping and the chinese leadership would be reacting to the statements from donald trump that are nearly falling. as suppose they are not going to react at all because they know how trump can be in predictable. they know that trump has

el presidente donald trump no ha querido pronunciarse sobre el caso.ma, robert moore se mantiene al pie. a pesar de las denuncias de conducta sexual inadecuada, no se retira de la contienda. una quinta mujer lo denunciÓ, diciendo que Él la abusÓ cuando ella tenÍa 16 aÑos. " me empezÓ a coquetear y a forzarme". dice que moore le dijo nadie le creerÍa porque ella era una niÑa y Él era un fiscal. ella estaba acompaÑada de -- de una famosa abogada hoy cuando se presentÓ. moore volvió a declarar su inocencia y dice que la abogada buscaba hacer un espectÁculo. otra mujer dijo que habÍa sido abusada por el republicano cuando ella tenÍa 14 aÑos. ya mÁs de 40 republicanos en el congreso le han pedido a moore que es --deje la contienda si las acusaciones son verdaderas. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hay que sacarlo porque no se puede permitir que una persona que abusa contra las mujeres estÉ lanzÁndose para un puesto importante en el estado. reportera: hoy tambiÉn el lÍder del senado mitch mcconnell, le pidiÓ a moore que se haga a un lado. yo le creo a las mujeres, pero algunos toda

donald j. trump announcing ban on all muslims and no senior did i -- have the phone in my hand and read it and my phone start ised ringing it was -- msnbc saying you have to go live. she describes phone as a shock collar in the book. >> it kind of is. if any any of you were watching capable news you'll know we were on tv constantly every single hour on the hour, and this was one of those blessed days where i had a three hour break so i could actually eat lunch, and my phone rings and they said you have to get on tv and walk us through this. i'm like i don't know anything it be. i just got it on my phone i haven't had a chance to call the campaign. i have to call my sources -- but that doesn't matter when you're in the world of 24/7 coverage they need you on tv immediately trying to explain even the unexplainable so i call in, and kate snowe and i found this old tape kate snowe and i talked for 10, 15 minutes trying to figure out what this statement means, and how it might affect donald trump's campai

they were because of donald trump. and then when he got to a point where lewandoski wasn't doing any of the jobs of campaign manager, his children said, we have to do something about this so trump sump monned lewandoski to a meeting with the children and him in trump tower and asked him what his plan was to deal with criticism -- i can't ram the scandal of the week, we have had one every week, and loon do you dao ski's answer was we should leak the vp pick. that's not an answer to how to deal with the crisis and the children came to him and said, he's got to go. and they helped protect him because even if they weren't operating on the a civil level as he was intellectually and even if they came from a delivered political brown as his daughter does, they care for him and they were able to spot charlatan who had gotten near him. >> host: you mention in the book that a lot of the voters particularly in the early states and iowa and so forth, seemed to be able to retreat donald trump, ironically a billionaire from manhattan

donald trump wasn't president. i think these types of offers are made to powerful businessmen in moss ku all the time. people have priced into the stock a lot of trump's bad behavior on the personal side. but the reality is this dossier which the white house continues to say has been thoroughly discredited. much of it remains unverified. some of it has been proven true. and i believe nothing in it -- i can't think of a single thing that's been thoroughly discredited. like we know is false. that's a road map that's still being used, i believe, in every investigation people still regard that document as valuable in terms of the leads its generating and story lines that are pursued and run down. that is an incredibly important, meaningful thing. and again, these congressional investigators are nowhere near as important as mueller is in the outcome of this. at the same time, to your point earlier, the fact they continue to not drive towards a quick conclusion, that no one is trying to shut them down right now. they see

along with donald trump jr. who's also neck deep in all this because he was also at the center of these various contacts with the russians and we have already seen the way mueller like any engs appearanced prosecutor goes after possible perjury or perhaps lying to federal investigators easy to nail someone like george papadopoulos and going after kushner, a donald trump jr. and know where that leads in the end and i think donald trump knows where that leads and we have to be concerned as the investigation moves forward that trump is going to think about trying to get rid of mueller. >> betsy, we have reports indicating tonight mueller is sending range of subpoenas to the trump campaign. and that means, of course, that any destruction or misuse of anything that's under subpoena is in and of itself a crime. >> and it's also an important new report going against what the public statements from folks in the white house and close to the white house have been suggesting. people close to the president and close to the

ed gillespie found a way to distance himself from donald trump. walked a very tight line with the president, embracing many of his policies without necessarily embracing the president himself. his campaign making the decision not to campaign with president trump, even at the last minute. so now gillespie hoping that a last-minute push from the president through direct mail pieces and a robo call will get trump voters to the polls, while at the same time, not alienating some moderate republicans and independent voters that may not necessarily support the president. now, ed gillespie has spent all day working the polls across virginia. we're told that he's just outside richmond right now in hannover county, talking to voters right up until the last minute. he will end up here at a hilton hotel in the suburb of shore punk outside richmond to watch the returns with his family. his aides acknowledge to me tonight that even though they believe that he can win, that pretty much every scenario has to break in his favor in order to cross the finish line wi

. >> how did that donald trump become this donald trump? >> i would like to punch him in the face, i tell you. >> there were 36 years between those two moments. years in which a young developer transformed himself into a president. by now dramatic pronouncements about donald trump -- >> why is it lie after lie after lie? >> have become common place. >> this is the most serious charge ever made against a sitting president. >> the truth is, trump's time in office has been chaotic. so it's crucial that we understand exactly how this man became president. >> y you may say it was russia or hillary or comey. but there's an even larger question. how did this utterly unusual candidate win the nomination against 16 formidable rivals? how did he even get close to winning the presidency? >> go out tomorrow and vote! >> 63 million americans voted for him and tens of millions remain fiercely loyal. this is the story of the deeper reasons why trump won. we begin with the most fundamental aspect of his character. >> hey, fellas, turn the cameras around. >

and also the fact that donald trump jr. was in fact communicating up the chain of the trump campaign organization, including very likely to his father, the candidate. so directly answering the question, there is so much circumstantial evidence here that the president, now president was in fact knowledgeable about these communications. >> also, as you know, october 14th, the same day that donald trump junior tweeted that link that wikileaks asked him to tweet, then vice president candidate mike pence, do you want to hear from him direct ol this. >> not only from the vice president, but from the president himself. there ought to be an explanation from the president about whether he was knowledgeable about his own son actively engaged with wikileaks. there seems to be no reasonable, innocent explanation for these communications. and the trump administration owes the american people a full explanation. >> we just actually -- i just received -- this is a statement from liz landers from vice president -- the vice president pence's

right now, donald trump. >> mr. ump, to answer your call for political honesty, i just want to say, you are not going to be president. all right? it has been fun. >> president obama will go down as perhaps the worst president in the history of the united states! at real donald trump. at least i will go down as a president. >> donald trump has won the state of arkansas. fox can also project that donald trump will win the states of kansas, north dakota, south dakota, texas, and wyoming and we are about to make a major call. fox news' decision desk is not projecting that donald trump has won the state of north carolina. projecting that donald trump will win the state of utah. >> a victory for donald trump in ohio can be called by the fox news decision desk at this point. iowa will go to donald trump. >> donald trump has won the state of wisconsin. >> donald trump will win the state of florida. >> the fox news decision desk has called pennsylvania for donald trump. this means that donald trump will be the 45th president

>> glad to meet you. >> no word on whether donald trump believes that was donald trump who got out of that bus. none of the people around donald trump who heard him say this would dare to tell him afterwards they heard him so clearly speaking on the ""access hollywood"" video they saw and heard him apologize for every word he said on the "access hollywood" video. >> i said it. i was wrong, i apologize. >> the "time's" reports, mr. trump told the republican senator wanted to investigate the recording that had him boasting about grabbing women's genitals. we don't think that was my voice, mr. trump told the senator, according to a person familiar with the conversation. conservative british prime minister teresa may was outraged by the president's erratic behavior when he retweeted unverified video extremist group called britain first. prime minister teresa may said, it is wrong for the president to have done this. to consider what else is wrong with the president, joining us now is dr. lance dotis of the boston analytic society and institute, a former professor of psychiatry and medical

it's a personal rebuke of donald trump and of course donald trump tried to pretend the opposite saying that ed gillespie lost because he did not embrace me or what i stood for. did not embrace me. okay. well, president trump sure embraced him. >> like me, ed is tough on crime and on the border. ed will protect your family from crime, drugs and violence, something northern will never do. and ed loves the vets, loves the military and loves your second amendment. with your help, ed gillespie will help make america great again, a phrase that i like a lot. vote for ed gillespie. >> like me, ed is tough on crime and on the border. like me. those are the worst two words donald trump could have said about ed gillespie. on sunday, two days before the trump wipeout at the polls, steve bannon was telling anyone who's still listening to him just how much ed gillespie really embraced donald trump. and how smart ed gillespie was to embrace donald trump. >> he's really embraced the trump agenda and here in the last four weeks and "the washington post" reporting tonight he may be up one or two points.

usa today wrote this about donald trump back in may. ent trump makes more money when he embraces regimes that violate human rights. from the philippines to china to turkey to saudi arabia, the president's admiration of authoritarian rulers is bad for the oppressed but good for his wallet. what they're talking about is the manila deal which is supposed to open this year. it gives duterte leverage over trump. he also stands to profit more from the extrajudicial killings he uses as the power to endorse him. in other words, wiping people out in parts of the philippines allows duterte to say, we're a safe place to do business. your thoughts. >> the arrangement in the philippines is the greatest overlooked scandal of many of the trump administration. you have a situation right now that is an absolute violation of the constitution. you know, we have the special envoy to washington from the philippines is a man named jose antonio. the business partner of donald trump at trump towers century city, which is the philippines property, is jose antoni

we are expecting a sweep tonight and donald trump isa expecting a sweep tonight and donald trump is aany, notjust trump is a motivating factor for many, not just african—americans trump is a motivating factor for many, notjust african—americans but those who live in northern virginiana and here in the richmond region and in the south—east where i am from. folks are fired up and this is their first chance to call it their concerns. let's be honest, you are democrat and the poles have tightened more than i imagine you're co mforta ble tightened more than i imagine you're comfortable with. i still don't really understand why your candidate is struggling as much as he has been doing. is he not a good candidate is it harder to run against donald trump than you might think?” it harder to run against donald trump than you might think? i would say it is a classic virginiana race. lam say it is a classic virginiana race. i am the former campaigner for the governor. i saw times when the governor. i saw times when the governor was way up in the polls and towards the end that always closes. it is

if you're donald trump. >> donald trump might make a difference choice about his children. >> sure would. >> here, the flynn and flynn jr. relationship is very transparent. one of the things i -- i think a lot of people have had this question. the trump/flynn relationship is really baffling. think of this. have you ever heard donald trump say anything nice about his vice president pence? nice about his -- about any member of miss cabinet? he sometimes has nice things to say about james mattis but not as secretary. nothing to say nice to about the secretary or state and the first lady of the united states, his wife. for michael flynn, there's praise after praise after praise. now, maybe this is an exception to the rule that donald trump does not have warm, human feelings, but there is -- this is the big sort of pirate's chest of mystery, the trump/flynn relationship. what is going on there? it's something to borrow the president's language, very, very special. >> professor vance, i want to go to your experience as prosecutor. this is something that david said that prosecutors do pay

it is only donald trump's washington. we've never seen this one before. >> it all gets weird in new ways every day. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i expect to see you tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. and i think you own on msnbc. >> dukes up, i will be there. >> thank you, rachel. >> thank you, man. >>> well, we have known all that year that michael flynn has a story to tell and now one of the lawyers for former national security adviser michael flynn met this morning with members of special prosecutor robert mueller's team according to abc news. abc news report did not cite any sources. that is very big development in the investigation. nbc news has not verified that report. that abc report follows a report from "the new york times" on thanksgiving day saying lawyers frr michael t. flynn said they could not discuss the special investigation according to four people involved in the case and end kay case that mr. flynn is cooperating with prosecutors or negotiating a deal. michael flynn's legal team had been sharing information

whonch is donald trump? >> donald trump is president of the united states what do you say to the miller thyme magazine he said at the end of the interview in the white house at the end of the day i'm president and you're not. [laughter] but he grew up in upper middle-class he did not come from a poor background like his father had. his first sold first house split a company with his mother and he took that money and he built a second house and he built a third house small places, and he grew up outside of manhattan in a brick house a nice house, but not the flashy lights of the island an he said i'm going to use these connections and this power and i won't do what my father expects and i'll build skyscrapers in manhattan. the entire -- entire life is always gone out of that comfort zone and tried to do thing new he had it made and saying in his father's business he had it made in manhattan doing in television and he kept on going probably to a point where his life is unkivel compared to he's used to compared

we've learned tonight that donald trump, jr. had a ten-month correspondence with wikileaks' twitter account via private direct message. the story points out most of the messages from wikileaks to trump junior went unanswered. trump jr. release the wikileaks exchanges tonight. but then candidate's son apparently didn't tell them to take a hike either. on september 20th, 2016 wikileaks' twitter account sent a private message to trump jr. starting in exchange about a trump putin website. well, trump junior promised to ask around about it, e-mailing senior officials with the campaign. on october 3rd wikileaks and trump jr. had an exchange about a wikileaks story and about hillary clinton. on october 12th wikileaks reached out again to thank the trumps for praising them and to pass along a link to stolen documents. a source tells cnn congress has had the documents for a while. trump junior was briefly asked about them during a closed door interview that he did with the senate judiciary committee back in september. you know who else is

>> the things it needs to happen is the law donald trump signed into law needs to be enforced and donaldenforcing it so you need to fire, not pay off or allow doctors without medical boards, get out of the medical system. just like donald trump campaigned on, didn't give veterans real choice so there's competition and the va is forced not to engage in this practice so they can keep veterans in the system so that is why you have legislation, the veterans empowerment act which would give that choice and this is something donald trump campaigned on, incredibly popular at other campaign stops, something as va secretary supports and needs to pass legislation like that bill. bill: needs a health care choice. how do you think donald trump is doing so far? >> i think overall this has been a success story for the administration, the va despite continued problems is in a better path. still a lot of work to be done. they can only do so much themselves, congress needs to pass va reform giving veterans more choice because that is what they want. patty: 1 we are hearing that a lot these days. thank yo

donald trump jr.'s secret communication with wikileaks about material stolen from the democratic party became public today. a new stress test for the trump administration and the trump campaign in facing the special prosecutor's investigation. and that happened on the same day that roy moore faced another stress test when he heard from the fifth accuser, the fifth woman, number five, to come forward to say roy moore sexually assaulted her when she was 16 years old. and she came forward today because, she said, of the courage shown by the first four women who accused roy moore. >> i think he should step aside. >> this afternoon, another woman came forward with allegations that roy moore sexually assaulted her when she was a nigh mor. >> this is absolutely false. i never did what she said i did. >> nobody can say that we believe his denial more than we believe the women. >> i believe the women, yes. >> it's why i believe that it was appropriate for me to withdraw my indoersment. >> i just think there's

and also, the fact that donald trump jr. was in fact communicating up the chain of the trump campaign organization, including likely to his father campaign. there is so much circumstances evidence that this now president was knowledgeable about the conversation. >> the week that don jr. was asked to post the link from wikileaks, then t-- do you want to hear from the vice president on this? >> not only the vice president but the president himself. there needs to be a statement from the president about whether or not he was knowledgeable about his son and wikileaks. the trump administration owes the american people a full explanations. >> we just -- i just received a -- a statement from liz landers from vice president's pence's press secretary. excuse me ali a farrah. she said quote, the vice president was never aware of anyone associated with the campaign being in contact with wickly leeks. he just learned of this report earlier tonight. what do you make of that? >> these revelations and reports, anderson are stunning, they're

one of the reasons donald trump may not be as big a factor in new jersey is the incumbent governor chrisis even more unpopular than president trump. he may be having a bigger factor on new jerseyens minds today. >> very interesting. i want you to stay with us. i also want to bring in some of our other political specialists. dana, let me start with you. what do you make of the attitude of voters towards president trump. >> if you focus on virginia where the race is certainly going to be. he is certainly underwater, he, the president, with regards to his approval rating but doing much better in our nationwide polls that shows only a little bit more than a third of respondents said that they support donald trump. so it says to me that it is a big question mark whether or not the republican candidate for governor ed gillespie and his strategy, late strategy he's been doing for the past several weeks now, to wrap himself in the cultural sort of policy and messaging that donald trump was so successful at and a lot of the mid-americwestern states, t about sanctuary cities and whether that is go

when donald trump fired james comey, was that obstruction of justice? that is the question a lot of people have on their minds, a core part of impeachment points. we will see how far they go. julie: there be a special prosecutor appointed to see how involved james comey, hillary clinton, uranium one how far that goes back, some of those answers? >> looking into all the issues with russia. shepard smith made it clear, nothing to see is far as uranium one. heather: depending who you listen to. we will see what happens. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. we will talk about this, 100 lawmakers outraged over it disgraced deserter bowe bergdahl's payday from the pentagon. they argue he should not receive back paphos for the five years he spent in captivity with the delavan after walking off his post in 2009. he was dishonorably discharged despite admitting to desertion and putting away many of his fellow soldiers or putting them in danger. charles manson tweeting to life in a california hospital reporting the 83-year-old, various treatment for several d

that's way too much homework for donald trump. homework is not donald trump's thing. so, no, doug jones is not bad for the second amendment. like all southern politicians, he personally owns a whole bunch of guns and is not trying to restrict gun ownership. and terrible on the military is a trump lie. here is what doug jones says about the military. i think in today's world, defense spending is very important. making sure we have a capable and modern military to protect this country is incredibly important. that is the most paramount thing. it's also very important for this state, not just the huntsville area, but mobile and anniston, there is any number of areas in this state that defense spending really boosts this economy. donald trump says doug jones is bad on the borders. and i guess that means that doug jones does not believe that there will ever be a wall covering every mile of our southern border paid for by mexico. bad on crime might be the most loaded lie that donald trump told about doug jones. while roy moore was violating the law as a judge to the point w

backed into a corner is impulsive, reckless donald trump. and amazing to cover. we're all manning the trump twitter feed because i would guess that his expectation was that he would come back from a speech like that and want not just -- he gets au s angry when good press -- if fox news made him happy, he'd be thrilled. he wants accolades across the media spectrum. he goes back and is flipping around and doesn't like what he hears, he's likely to start tweeting at anyone and everywhere that we're not paying attention to all his great accomplishments where you said he was simply flattered by dictators. and where do we take this white house in terms of addressing the two big scandals that have been awaiting his imprint. >> the scenario you outlined is probably going to happen where he -- the sarah huckabee sanders speaks, then donald trump gives canned remarks and then the twitter response. when he feels he's trying to not -- he's being forced into saying something that he doesn't really believe. when the truth comes out, it's usually ugly and i

appreciate it. >>> donald trump inventing his own reality with the "access hollywood" tape. ith the man who has been around trump and dealing with it for decades. when you have a cold stuff happens. shut down cold symptoms fast with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. was supposed to be a wake reup call for our government?sh people all across the country lost their savings, their pensions and their jobs. i'm tom steyer and it turned out that the system that had benefited people like me who are well off, was, in fact, stacked against everyone else. it's why i left my investment firm and resolved to use my savings for the public good. but here we are nine years later and this president and the republican congress are making a bad situation even worse. they won't tell you that their so called "tax reform" plan is really for the wealthy and big corporations, while hurting the middle class. it blows up the deficit and that means fewer investments in education, health care and job creation. it's up to all of us to stand up to this president. not just for impeachable off